Sentence examples for strong language for from inspiring English sources

This is unusually strong language for an institution that has a reputation for hedging its bets.

The use of the word "unacceptable" constituted unusually strong language for relations between the United States and Israel.

And he had strong language for Muslims or Muslim leaders who even implicitly cooperated with the attacks.

And, in very strong language for such a report, the ILO lays the blame for the crisis squarely at the feet of 'indecisive' policymakers.

Mr. Blix had especially strong language for what he called "disturbing incidents and harassment," including charges by Iraqi officials that his inspectors are spies.

In remarks to reporters before the session, he said that Iran was in "violation" of its obligations to fully disclose its nuclear program -- unusually strong language for him.

Ban saved his strongest language for the deaths of about 500 children during the war.

The Vermont senator reserved his strongest language for a blistering attack on New York's voting process after reports of widespread irregularities and missing registrations.

Instead, the presidential palace reserved its strongest language for the continued detention of some 600 Afghans at what was once the main American prison here.

In it, they found much stronger language for such institutionalized evils, referring, in connection with anti-Semitism, to "an underlying basic religious culture which shaped and deformed people's attitudes".

But he saved his strongest language for the process itself.